King Charles is seen leaving Clarence House followed by Queen Camilla after days of royal conspiracy theories

King Charles has been seen leaving Clarence House followed by Queen Camilla after days of royal conspiracy theories. 

Footage shows crowds of royal fans lined up to see the monarchs leave in their cars surrounded by security today. It is not known where the King was travelling.

One video shows Camilla smiling and waving at the public from the back seat of her car as she passes along the Mall. 

The King and Queen's appearances follow days of growing conspiracy theories regarding the Royal Family, after The Princess of Wales made a surprise visit to her favourite farm shop on Saturday. 

Kate, who has stepped away from the spotlight as she recovers from abdominal surgery, was spotted looking 'happy, healthy and relaxed' as she picked up goods from the independent store just a mile from her Adelaide Cottage home this weekend. 

Camilla is seen leaving Clarence House today in a separate car to King Charles 

Charles was seen leaving Clarence House by car today following days of conspiracy theories about the royal family 

Camilla is seen in the back of the car as she was driven along the Mall today 

The Princess of Wales made a surprise visit to her favourite farm shop on Saturday, sparking conspiracy theories online (File image) 

But conspiracy theories are still proliferating online with some suggesting the photo is not the royal but instead a Kate Middleton lookalike. 

Online speculation has spread in recent weeks about the whereabouts of the Princess of Wales as she continues to recover from her January surgery, with palace aides saying they would not comment on her recovery.

Kensington Palace has always said the Princess would be 'unlikely to return to public duties until after Easter' - and earlier this month aides condemned the 'madness of social media' as unsubstantiated theories continued to spread.

Meanwhile, King Charles has also taken a step back from royal duties as he continues to receive treatment for cancer.  

There had been hopes the farm shop video would put to bed concerns about Kate's health and discredit the bizarre, baseless and hurtful conspiracy theories being spread about her online.

One royal source told the Telegraph: 'Finally everyone can calm down'.

However, theories continue to proliferate now that the video has been published.

Among the speculation being circulated by cruel trolls are that the Princess has died, or is using a body double or even her sister Pippa as a stand-in; unkind provocateurs have even suggested that she is in a coma or being faked with AI.

The farm shop video came just days after Kate admitted editing her own Mother's Day photo released to the public, sparking more speculation online about her whereabouts. 

The Princess of Wales took the blame for the picture being changed, which led to its withdrawal by six news agencies in the hours after it was published.